That's a regular porcelain toilet that the new owner painted with metallic gold paint.

I own the following units.one small metal construction warehouse 12000sqft single unit In a industrial ParkOne 33000sqft 3 story Office building brick with 17 Units in a downtown areaMy focus is on the the office building.

This truely is one the most helpful sites I've been to and I've been to alot of forum sites from commodities, rare metals - you name it.

I made them take out the "comps" that were not similar to my house, ie; everything that had standing seam metal roofs, granite countertops, media rooms, prewired with CAT 5, waterfront or golf course lots.

A friend of mine did buy something very similar to what you describe.He's a contractor/ metal fabricator / salesman...bought a broken foundation building in a small town in Michigan, Has rebuilt the thing to code including a kitchen ,with a good portion of barter work, and 3 years later is getting closer all the time.

The house was in good shape, other than replacing the fence, landscaping, a few metal bars in the closets that need to be replaced, and fixing the brick steps.

The coating they put on our porch's metal roof also seemed thin (can easily see waves in the coating and see through it).Thank you in advance!

Do you have any idea what was buried if it is anything chemical/oil related I would be alot more worried than if it was metal trash.

For example, if the oven coil needs to be replaced, they will replace it for me, charging only for the coil, not for the labor.In your case, I suggest you take care of it as soon as you can.

It turns out that nothing was load-bearing, as the walls were just for decoration and to hide the metal piping.It took them about 3 hours to remove it, and now I only need to sheet rock the corner!